I believe it is so terribly important that we get this right, that we communicate with the public, and that we continue to let them know why these measures are important.
Our security system should be much more risk-based.
the Senate is taking a hard look at those concerns and recommendations.
Once fully implemented in 2014, the Affordable Care Act will dramatically reduce the number of uninsured Americans.
More than a million Americans wake up and go to work every day thinking they have health insurance, but I think the fact is, they don't.
Public policy has to come aggressively to the rescue, to encourage people through--that's why all of the prevention in the healthcare reform...
It's got to stop. And fortunately, the Affordable Care Act takes a lot of huge steps to restructuring the system.
Underinsurance is a serious problem for American consumers and for American healthcare providers.
you can't just be happy about the 90 percent, you've got to take full responsibility for the 10 percent
Wendell Potter...called them 'fake insurance'--his words--designed to earn big profits for the insurers but provide little value to customer...
Clearly, health insurance is, first and foremost, important to us as individuals, but it is also very important to us as a society.